The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for central North Carolina, forecasting strong winds and severe storms with potential power outages and hazardous conditions until 7 PM EST.

The article discusses upcoming nighttime lane and shoulder closures on the eastbound Triangle Expressway in North Carolina for installing new toll gantry equipment, advising drivers to plan for extra travel time.

Red Flag Warning issued for Central NC due to gusty winds, low humidity, and dry conditions heightening fire risk.

Raleigh's Green Road Park hosts the I.AM.ME Step Class for youth, focusing on step dance, self-expression, and teamwork every Saturday, costing $5 per session.

The "Egg-Mazing Race" at Pullen Park on March 28 will challenge teams of two with surprise tasks requiring physical activity. Registrations are open for adults ready to compete for a prize.

The NCDOT Division of Aviation announced the winners of the 2025 NC Aviation Art Contest, themed “Women With Wings,” to honor women's roles in aviation.

Roger Gray Preston, 81, has been charged with the murder of his wife Sandra Cobbler Preston in Johnston County.

Raleigh, NC, can expect increasing clouds with a high of 47°F today, no significant wind, clearing skies tonight at 29°F, sunny days to follow, and possible showers on Thursday with a 40% chance.

N.C. 105 to have delays due to boulder removal by Wright Brothers Construction, with road closures scheduled for midday on the upcoming Monday and Tuesday.

Chatham County introduced a property tax aid program for low-income residents, offering up to $500 for homeowners meeting specific criteria, including residency duration, home ownership, and income limits.

Construction has begun on a $450 million bridge project to replace the Lindsay C. Warren Bridge over the Alligator River in North Carolina, aiming to improve connectivity and safety for the Outer Banks region.

The final meeting for Raleigh's Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study will be held on March 25, offering residents the opportunity to learn about the study's findings and provide feedback.

Raleigh City Council extends free 2-hour parking in certain city-owned decks to year's end after positive feedback from visitors and businesses; usage increased by 28% during the pilot.